The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-07-21

Looking down tile meadow Jaies
Tiny fingers softly tapping
On the Kitchen window pane.
Bless me, Jenny" calls the grandma,
There's no peace in all the house.
Do go. IL you can't be quiet
Go at once and fetch the cows"
Lightthe step that bent the clover,
Tripping DER the meadow wide!
Two were NJ eetinS there together,
Talking softly side by side!
Up the lane comes Jet and Snowfall,
Brindle, Bess. with step SO slow,
While the sunset softly fingers
On amaiden s cheek aglow.
"Giris are girls" old grandma whispers
As she sees them through the bougfs;
"0nce went, well renaember
Very early for the cows"
Ed Sanderson has returned
from the West.
Frank Keohne. of Columbus. o..
was in town SATURDAY..
Rev. Thomas was prostrated by the
heat Tuesday. Is alright again.
Samuel Kistler. of Lancaster, o
was in Town Monday.
Miss Anna Kre,g visited friends
at Lancaster the past week.
Miss Maggie Saumenig is visit
ing friends at Baltimore, Md.
Miss Flo Wilson. of Columbus
is visiting her parents in this city
Will Weitzell was nt Mi. Sier
ling. OHIO, on business last week
Mrs. John Recienwaldt was
prostrated by the heat, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. j. A. Duvall died at hel
home in Green township, Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Stiers are re-
ceiving congratulations. A new
boy Ftiday morning.
George and Chas. Work, Will
Frash. and the Misses Maynard.
s visited The Rock uous-, last
Sunday.
A full report of The FIRE at New
Lexington last week. will be found
ON :he first pge of this issue of the
Sentinel.
The weather was 90 terribly warm
Sunday evening that services we're
suspended at he different CHURCHES
in this place
Mrs. C. i. Bowen and children
started Gnr Uninn county yesiar
day, where she Will visit her sis
Ter, Mrs JOHN Ienny.
Mrs. Earnest Pickering and
daughter, Nellie. of Logan. were
visiting friends at Macarthur.
yesterday.-Vinton Record.
William Engle, of Garrett, Ind,
has been visiting hero the past
week. He was formerly in the en-
ploy of the q. q. & I. r. r. a, this
place.
Miss Hattie and Sadie Plcuk harp
who were called to Columbus last
week by the serious illness of Mr..
James Pleukharp, returned home
Friday.
MIR. Bishop and Keynes. ac-
companied by the Misses Bishop.
of Logan, were guests at The
Obear House on Sunday.-Shaw-
nee Banner.
The 1st. Ward comes TO the
frout nobly- A len pound boy
arrived at John Ucker's Monday
evening, and there Is anothor
democrat on the list.
An amatuer Dramatic Com
pany at Shawnee, gave an enter
1ainment last week for the bene
fit of L. G. Smith, of the Shawnee
Banner. They netted $6s.05.
Mrs. Hibbard, Mrs. Hoyt and
daughter, Mrs. Chester. the Miss
es Ida and Jennie Guthrie, Will
Guthrie andsD. W. Freisner Wis.
tied the Rock uo lse Sunday.
Cur Uncle Luther s. Bort. eel
ebrated his Goth. birthday on
Monday. The old gentleman is
hale and hearty, and looks like
he was good for twenty yearsyet.
Rnfus A. Reber was taken sud-
denly and dangerously ill, Sun
day afternoon, but at this writ
ing is improving and will likely
be at his place in the store again
in few days.
The sale of Judge Grogran's
library will begin next Saturday,
at l o'clock. Parties contempla-
ting purchase are invited to call
before the hour of sale and ex-
anime the books.
G. H. Buerhaus was prostrated
by the heat while ON the streets
Monday, and was taken home in
a cab. DR.. Campbell was called
in and rendered prompt assist
ance, and he was soon consider
ed-out of danger.
The Lancaster correspondent
of the Ohio State Journal SAYS,
Erred Rochester, of Logan, was
the usual Sunday guest of Lam
caster friends" Young man,
''ibem here visits are rather
pu3neroGs and mast ,aean busi- !
ness,